The nurse practitioner is examining a routine urine specimen…

The nurse practitioner is examining a routine urine specimen of a pregnant client. The client reports “increased urinary frequency” but denies symptoms of dysuria or hematuria.  What condition does the NP recognize could be most likely associated with the cloudy appearance of this client’s urine specimen and requires further evaluation? 

The women’s health nurse practitioner is evaluating routine…

The women’s health nurse practitioner is evaluating routine prenatal screening lab results of a 1st-trimester 36-year old client. The lab work reveals an elevated serum beta-human gonadotropin (B-hCG) level and a decreased serum pregnancy-associated plasma protein-A (PAPP-A) level.  Further diagnostic evaluation is warranted for which condition? 

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 6-month old infant fo…

The nurse practitioner is evaluating a 6-month old infant for a routine well-child check. The child’s mother is concerned about some “dark spots” on the child’s posterior back and side. What autosomal dominant disorder should the NP be concerned about?